Is there any way to do a clean stop interrupt on a batch solve job running on a Linux system, while still preserving the simulation results?
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Desktopproxy.exe was added to HFSS 13 and newer, as well as Maxwell 14 and newer releases. You can use this to abort non-graphical or even remote jobs cleanly, as long as you can access project file. Syntax: desktoproxy -abort <project-path> The behavior (e.g. saving the results computed so far) should be same as if you interactively aborted an HFSS solve. Some of the known issues: if HFSS is 'busy' (e.g. doing optimetrics calculation or computing a report), abort (using desktopproxy) might take a long time. And if you don't have patience and force kill it (e.g. by using 'bkill -s SIGTERM <jobid>), there is a chance of losing results. |
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